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While his lawyer claims that the PTI ally was arrested, the Rawalpindi police have denied having him in custody.<\/p>\n
Almost 15 days after he was arrested from his residence in Rawalpindi, whereabouts of Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rashid remain unknown.<\/p>\n
According to the politician\u2019s lawyer, Rashid was in the custody of the Rawalpindi police. However, the latter has denied these claims.<\/p>\n
The Lahore High Court\u2019s (LHC) Rawalpindi bench has ordered the police to locate the PTI ally\u2019s whereabouts, directing the law enforcement agency to make an all-out efforts<\/a> for his recovery. Further proceedings are set to resume tomorrow (Monday).<\/p>\n Dawn.com<\/em> traces developments pertaining to Rashid\u2019s arrests and re-arrests throughout the year.<\/p>\n Jan 30: LHC directs ETPB to de-seal Lal Haveli residence<\/strong><\/p>\n Rashid\u2019s renowned Lal Haveli residence was sealed<\/a> by the Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB) a day after it found out<\/a> that the ownership documents of one of its eight units were fake.<\/p>\n Later the same day, the LHC\u2019s Rawalpindi bench directed<\/a> the board to immediately de-seal the residence after the judge reprimanded an ETPB administrator for not presenting a clear stance.<\/p>\n Jan 31: Rashid given last chance to appear before police<\/strong><\/p>\n The capital police issued a final warning<\/a> to the former interior minister to appear before the police in connection with a complaint over his alleged objectionable remarks against former president Asif Ali Zardari.<\/p>\n The complaint was filed fater AML chief alleged that Zardari recruited terrorists to murder PTI Chairman Imran Khan.<\/p>\n Feb 2: Rashid arrested; Islamabad police granted 2-day physical remand<\/strong><\/p>\n An Islamabad court granted<\/a> police Rashid\u2019s two-day physical remand, hours after the politician was arrested<\/a> in connection with his remarks against Zardari.<\/p>\n January<\/h2>\n
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